Publication of Grand Remonstrance
Pym supports publication of the document to appeal directly to public opinion.
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Pym supports publication of the document to appeal directly to public opinion.
Lunsford's appointment alarms Londoners who distrust his royalist reputation.
Charles appoints Thomas Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower, provoking public opposition.
Charles appoints Thomas Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower, provoking public opposition.
Charles answers the Remonstrance and refuses its central accusations.
Charles answers the Remonstrance and refuses its central accusations.
Charles rejects key accusations and defends his religious and constitutional policies.
Charles rejects key accusations and defends his religious and constitutional policies.
Charles withdraws Lunsford's appointment following protests in the City.
Charles withdraws Lunsford's appointment following protests in the City.
Byron replaces Lunsford as Lieutenant of the Tower.
Charles appoints John Byron as the new Lieutenant of the Tower.
Charles appoints John Byron as the new Lieutenant of the Tower.
Penington helps organise City support for Parliament against royal military appointments.
Cromwell proposes that the Earl of Essex command trained bands during the emergency.
Crowds demonstrate around Westminster as political language divides into royalist and parliamentary camps.
Crowds demonstrate around Westminster as political language divides into royalist and parliamentary camps.
Cromwell challenges exclusive royal control of armed forces during the Irish emergency.
Essex is proposed as a commander trusted by parliamentary leaders.
Charles rejects parliamentary attempts to control military appointments.
Charles rejects parliamentary attempts to control military appointments.
Hyde helps articulate the constitutional case against Pym's programme.
Cromwell proposes placing London's trained bands under the Earl of Essex.
Parliament dismantles many ceremonial and disciplinary changes associated with Laud.
Monck serves with Lord Leicester's regiment during the Irish uprising.
Hyde opposes the Grand Remonstrance and helps prepare the King's answer.
Lenthall presides over the Commons throughout the constitutional conflicts of 1641.
Hobbes's objections are published with Descartes's Meditations, setting out major disagreements over mind, matter and method.
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